The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-11-18
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THERE was a net profit, according to
the report of Director Of the Mint KIM
ball, on the silver cOinageof the last fiscal
year, of s., sos, ,909.64. The coinage of min
or coin during the past year was also IN
usually large, some d, co., 900 pieces Of an
aggregate value of S9,134,030 having been
turned out.
THE Downing party in the Cherokee
contest in the Indian Territory, held a
caucus ON the 9th aud will endeavoI' 70
oust Chief Bushyhead and thus gain one
vote in the Senate. Every thing is quiet
so far.
THE Lord Mayors s procession IN London,
on the 9Th, was of the tamest description.
There was a heavy rainfall, and the
threatened demons tration of roughs did
not take place.
AFTER a long and bitter controversy
between the Liquor League and the law
and order advocates at Evansville, Ind,
the metropolitan police commissioners
have issued an order for the closing of
liquor saloons on Sunday and certain
holidays, and between IL p. m. and a.
m. OF week days.
TIE National farmers congress assem-
bled at Chicago on the 10th.
THERE were conditions bordering on
panic in the New York cotton market on
the 10th, and prices advanced sixty points
on the short crop news.
AN English syndicate is preparing to
build transcontinental railway in Mex
leo from Vera Cruz to the Pacific ocean.
THE inter provincial conference at To-
ronto, Ont.s passed a resolution on the
10th strongly favoring unrestricted re-
ciprocity with the United States.
THE American public Health Associa-
tion, in session at Memphis, Tenn, on the
| 10th, discussed a number Of important
matters connected with the National and
I State boards of health service.
THE Department of Agriculture reports
the yield of corn 1919 bushels per acre on
about 100000 acres, or 1853 900
| bushels. About 8, 900, 600 acres are reported
/ abandoned before ripening.
THE British peace delegation arrived in
Boston on the 10th, and were rendered a
reception at the Hotel Vendome in the
/ afternoon and banquet by the CONNER
! cial Club in the evening. A mass meet
! ing, called by the American Peace Society,
/ was appointed for the 18th.
THE strike in the Louisiana sugar dis
4 tricts is practically settled.
! THE fall wheat is dying ont in some
/ sections Of Illinois for want of rain.
! SIX THOUSAND Jews have been expelled
] from Tifis. In a short time the work of
| expulsion is to be extended over the whole
/ of the Caucasus.
/ Turkomans have stopped the work of Rus
slams making railway from Chard Jul to
/ Kief.
THE situation in the Cherokee Il. T)
/ chiefship contest is unchanged, the Senate
being unable to get quorum.
THE American Public Health Associa-
! tion held a short session at Memphis on
the 11th, and adjourned to meet next year
at Milwaukee, Wis.
Trr. london VTo,.f,iurf Past in ffs cor,,-
ments on the Chicago execution, finds a
! parallel between the deeds Of the Chicago
Anarchists and the attempt made in Ire
! land and London to rule by mob law. The
execution is a lesson by which English
Radicals may profit.
| p THE Lighthouse Board has made esti-
mates of the appropriation necessary for
! the lighthouse establishment during the
| fiscal year aggregating s., ,157, 800
| THE Circuit Court at Cincinnati has over
/ ruled the action of Judge Vanderver in
| appointing a receiver tor the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton road and in granting
an injunction against the disposal of Ives
! socurities.
Two Sisters of Charity have Just ar
rived in New York from Italy to solicit
iuu.s for the construction of an uusec-
tartan hospital in Rome, where invalid
pilgrims and visitors without friends in
tho city will be received and cared for.
A SPECIAL guard of police has been sta
toned at the United States consulate at
Milan, Italy, owing to a threat made by
Anarchists, who posted placards and dis
tributod hand-bils, vowing vengeance if
the death sentence against the Chicago
Anarchists should be carried out
THREE Anarchist tailors in the employ
of i. 3. William, at Omaha, Neb., dis
played two red flags draped in black from
an upstairs rear window, on the 11th
Some one discovered them and told it in a
crowd which was reading bulletins from
Chicago about a hl ock away. A rush was
at once made for the alley, where stones,
bricks and other missiles were quickly
gathered. The chief of police arrived
about this time, and, rushing upstairs,
took the flags down. The teTTor-stricken
tailOrs He'd.